Sharaym. Peace and Freedom. I wrote the original article, "African Origins of Global Fae Traditions" in 2011, which was printed in FAE Magazine in the UK. The word "fai" came from Nile Valley culture. I teach about fai culture from the African perspective. We have a unique relationship with the fai - especially here in the U.S. They do not present as tricksters to us. They always have a method and a message. Let us reclaim the strength of our traditions. Thank you for creating this video to help educate our people. - Queen Mother Imakhu
Thank you for this series, I just found out that we had these wonderful stories, I look forward to learning more, your work is amazing and has been the spark I needed to begin to craft stories again! Thank you
For one, THANK YOU. ig u could say ive been reading and researching more into african and african american culture and it just..annoying how little is out their from our side of the story. like black people dont see or never had any connections with fae so i love this. excited to binge more of your videos!! thanks again for this pot of gold of knowledge and info!!!💛💛💛
I witnessed many when I was younger and living in the country..... some were bad and some were guidance...and some friends.......I wish I could have been there with my greatest grand mother...
I've seen real fairies and they were black one woman and two men...I wasn't drinking they wasn't an hallucination. I was a child and they had wing they flew and they came about 3 different nites I can remember
I saw a illuminated fowl flutter into a tree a couple years ago. Shortly after the tree had warts all over it and not too far from the tree white mushrooms started to grow in a circle.
Greetings, in my research as I read some information is saw a reference to a dark spirit, I knew then that the energy I was seeking had to be of color. "Dark, usually the color of US." Our stories hidden, with others layered on top. I want to thank you for being open to share the stories usually left out. In a search for the connection of the Orisha's and Fairies and it brought me to you. Give thanks for the study... I appreciate you Johnathan for ZorasCreation!!! I was looking for something to take me into the first day of May, you are my celebration... Ase'
As I went back to see. Your video was the FIRST to show up in my search, posted Feb 14 2019 my Mother-In-Love's earthday. and now a lil more than a year away, this is my meditation today and I will share with my MOm...
Thank you so much for doing this extensive research. I am looking for fairy stories in African culture and not having much luck. As you said, they'd be called something different. Do you have any recommendations for any specific words that would point me in the correct direction?
Background music is so loud, l find it too difficult to hear the narrative and cannot follow it well. I cannot listen to this and must abort. Nuts. 😢 😢
Sharaym. Peace and Freedom. I wrote the original article, "African Origins of Global Fae Traditions" in 2011, which was printed in FAE Magazine in the UK. The word "fai" came from Nile Valley culture. I teach about fai culture from the African perspective. We have a unique relationship with the fai - especially here in the U.S. They do not present as tricksters to us. They always have a method and a message. Let us reclaim the strength of our traditions. Thank you for creating this video to help educate our people. - Queen Mother Imakhu
How can we view and share your work?
Do you have a link to your work? I would love to read it?
I would love more information on your work!
So glad the ancestors brought me to your channel
Doing some ancestral work I was brought into the realm of the nature spirits of Africa. This is how I found your video. Thank you.
Thank you for this series, I just found out that we had these wonderful stories, I look forward to learning more, your work is amazing and has been the spark I needed to begin to craft stories again! Thank you
Wonderful video!
Thank you! We are here!!! 🧚🏾♀️🧚🏾♀️🧚🏾♀️🧚🏾♀️🧚🏾♀️
You've earned yourself a new sub homie.
Thank you so much!
These Yumbo fairies and the Aziza fairies both attract me. I wish the brave ancient fairies like these two types were more popular.
For one, THANK YOU. ig u could say ive been reading and researching more into african and african american culture and it just..annoying how little is out their from our side of the story. like black people dont see or never had any connections with fae so i love this. excited to binge more of your videos!! thanks again for this pot of gold of knowledge and info!!!💛💛💛
I loved this!!!! Thank you!! Subscribed!
You are very articulate and your voice is very soothing. Love your spirit!! Ase'!!
The production on this is marvelous! I love this, thank you so much for this information. It's hella useful and I appreciate your work!
thank you so much!
I witnessed many when I was younger and living in the country..... some were bad and some were guidance...and some friends.......I wish I could have been there with my greatest grand mother...
I've seen real fairies and they were black one woman and two men...I wasn't drinking they wasn't an hallucination. I was a child and they had wing they flew and they came about 3 different nites I can remember
You so Lucky!
That’s dope 💜😎
same with me but im too stupid to remember how they looked like and it was in south africa
I saw a illuminated fowl flutter into a tree a couple years ago. Shortly after the tree had warts all over it and not too far from the tree white mushrooms started to grow in a circle.
the Spirits!
I LOVE THIS SERIES THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm balling... this explains so much!
Thank you
this is so cool this is amazing through so many years I've always believed😍😍😍 you did an amazing job I really like this
So happy to have found this video! Excellent research and explanation. Thank you for all you do.
I am glad that I found your page!
Greetings, in my research as I read some information is saw a reference to a dark spirit, I knew then that the energy I was seeking had to be of color. "Dark, usually the color of US." Our stories hidden, with others layered on top. I want to thank you for being open to share the stories usually left out.
In a search for the connection of the Orisha's and Fairies and it brought me to you. Give thanks for the study... I appreciate you Johnathan for ZorasCreation!!!
I was looking for something to take me into the first day of May, you are my celebration... Ase'
As I went back to see. Your video was the FIRST to show up in my search, posted Feb 14 2019 my Mother-In-Love's earthday. and now a lil more than a year away, this is my meditation today and I will share with my MOm...
Thank you so much for doing this extensive research. I am looking for fairy stories in African culture and not having much luck. As you said, they'd be called something different. Do you have any recommendations for any specific words that would point me in the correct direction?
Thank you for your comment! Yes, I would look into the representations of the Yumboe, Mmoatia and Aziza.
Keep the history coming ❤️🖤💚💫
I’ve been wanting to find more information on these topics so that you very much. I feel very connected to this spiritually..
Thanks again.....I just 💕 the faries stories 💞💞💞💞💕💕💕💕
I loved this video! OMG you are an absolute dream, thank you!
I'm 4 minutes in and I already love this video! I'm so happy this topic is being discussed.
Thank you so much! There is more to come!
Absolutely lovely. Thank you.
so beautiful how I am ever grateful
I love it!!!
thank you so much!
Your wonderful. Have you written a book yet?
A book is coming soon!
Also. May I hear you sing?
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Video just uploaded!
May I have your email or Facebook? I am not on Instagram or Twitter. Thank you
Wanting to dress like a bdsm fairy for halloween got me here
Background music is so loud, l find it too difficult to hear the narrative and cannot follow it well. I cannot listen to this and must abort. Nuts. 😢 😢